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Thursday, October 20, 2016
A tale of two tech giants: How Philips competes with the likes of Google to reinvent an entire industry
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Disruption. There’s a reason startups use this buzzword – they’re all about trying new things, testing them, and re-doing it all over again. And while there is no one right way, there are plenty ways that are better. Change is never easy. For companies to benefit from the vast digital opportunities out there, organizational readiness needs to be taken seriously. Just last year, Google reimagined its Life Science research unit – rebranded as Verily – in order to uncover new truths about health and disease. This announcement breathed new life into an industry most regard as slow to evolve. The truth is, health-tech…
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Red Dead Redemption 2 trailer is oddly mysterious and captivating
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The first teaser trailer for Red Dead Redemption’s sequel has finally arrived – and while short, it’s oddly mysterious and ridiculously captivating. The footage gives out scarce clues and hints as to where the game will be set, who the protagonists will be or what the story will revolve around. The only cue the trailer gives us is a cryptic warning at the end of the video: “When the time comes… You gotta run and don’t look back. This is over.” Rockstar Games first started teasing the sequel on Sunday, but ultimately dropped the big news on Monday when it tweeted a…
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The first teaser trailer for Red Dead Redemption’s sequel has finally arrived – and while short, it’s oddly mysterious and ridiculously captivating. The footage gives out scarce clues and hints as to where the game will be set, who the protagonists will be or what the story will revolve around. The only cue the trailer gives us is a cryptic warning at the end of the video: “When the time comes… You gotta run and don’t look back. This is over.” Rockstar Games first started teasing the sequel on Sunday, but ultimately dropped the big news on Monday when it tweeted a…
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New Nintendo Switch: Everything you need to know
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Nintendo has finally given us our first glimpse at its next console…. and handheld. What was once called the Nintendo NX is now officially known as the Nintendo Switch. It’s every bit as crazy as you expected, and quite removed from the ‘leaked‘ designs. Concept We knew the console would work as both at home and on the go, but it’s a lot more modular than rumors suggested. It’s able to transform from a handheld to a console by simply dropping it into a the simply named ‘Switch Dock;’ he transition from small to big screen happens instantly. The main controller unit…
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Nintendo has finally given us our first glimpse at its next console…. and handheld. What was once called the Nintendo NX is now officially known as the Nintendo Switch. It’s every bit as crazy as you expected, and quite removed from the ‘leaked‘ designs. Concept We knew the console would work as both at home and on the go, but it’s a lot more modular than rumors suggested. It’s able to transform from a handheld to a console by simply dropping it into a the simply named ‘Switch Dock;’ he transition from small to big screen happens instantly. The main controller unit…
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Nintendo Switch: Everything you need to know
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Nintendo has finally given us our first glimpse at its next console…. and handheld. What was once called the Nintendo NX is now officially known as the Nintendo Switch. It’s every bit as crazy as you expected, and quite removed from the ‘leaked‘ designs. We knew the console would work as both at home and on the go, but it’s a lot more modular than rumors suggested. It’s able to transform from a handheld to a console by simply dropping it into a dock, and the transition from small to big screen happens instantly. The main controller unit looks a lot like…
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Nintendo has finally given us our first glimpse at its next console…. and handheld. What was once called the Nintendo NX is now officially known as the Nintendo Switch. It’s every bit as crazy as you expected, and quite removed from the ‘leaked‘ designs. We knew the console would work as both at home and on the go, but it’s a lot more modular than rumors suggested. It’s able to transform from a handheld to a console by simply dropping it into a dock, and the transition from small to big screen happens instantly. The main controller unit looks a lot like…
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Get this powerful, fully featured Android smartphone for under $130
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Great smartphones often run in the upper hundreds of dollars, but the Nuu Mobile X4 bucks that trend. This powerhouse of an Android phone delivers impressive performance at an affordable price. For a limited time, you can pay just $129.99 for this phone on TNW Deals. This Nuu Mobile X4 packs a robust array of features, which speak for themselves: Lightning-fast: 1.3 GHz Quad-Core processor with 1 GB of RAM Plenty of storage: 16 GB of internal memory for all your file storage needs (expandable up to 32 GB) HD touchscreen: 1280 x 720p resolution for viewing photos and video…
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Great smartphones often run in the upper hundreds of dollars, but the Nuu Mobile X4 bucks that trend. This powerhouse of an Android phone delivers impressive performance at an affordable price. For a limited time, you can pay just $129.99 for this phone on TNW Deals. This Nuu Mobile X4 packs a robust array of features, which speak for themselves: Lightning-fast: 1.3 GHz Quad-Core processor with 1 GB of RAM Plenty of storage: 16 GB of internal memory for all your file storage needs (expandable up to 32 GB) HD touchscreen: 1280 x 720p resolution for viewing photos and video…
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Nintendo’s next console revealed: The NX is now the Nintendo Switch
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Nintendo has finally given us our first glimpse at its next console. What was once called the Nintendo NX is now officially known as the Nintendo Switch. And it’s every bit as crazy as you expected, and quite removed from the ‘leaked‘ designs. We knew the console would work as both a home an mobile console, but it’s a lot more modular than rumors suggested. It’s able to transform from a home console to a handheld one by simply dropping it into a dock. The main controller unit looks a lot like a smaller Wii U Pad with a bigger screen,…
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Nintendo has finally given us our first glimpse at its next console. What was once called the Nintendo NX is now officially known as the Nintendo Switch. And it’s every bit as crazy as you expected, and quite removed from the ‘leaked‘ designs. We knew the console would work as both a home an mobile console, but it’s a lot more modular than rumors suggested. It’s able to transform from a home console to a handheld one by simply dropping it into a dock. The main controller unit looks a lot like a smaller Wii U Pad with a bigger screen,…
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iOS has a hidden one-handed keyboard – but you can’t use it just yet
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Messing around with the iOS Simulator, developer Steve Troughton-Smith has stumbled upon a nifty one-handed keyboard mode hidden in the code of iOS that has apparently “been there since at least iOS 8.” As the crafty coder explains, the secret feature can be activated by a simple edge-swipe. What’s particularly cool is that you can adjust the keyboard to fit either of your hands – all you have to do is pull up the feature from the side of your dominant hand. The one-handed keyboard also has designated cut, copy and paste controls that will conveniently show up on the side of your dominant hand. Today’s fun…
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Messing around with the iOS Simulator, developer Steve Troughton-Smith has stumbled upon a nifty one-handed keyboard mode hidden in the code of iOS that has apparently “been there since at least iOS 8.” As the crafty coder explains, the secret feature can be activated by a simple edge-swipe. What’s particularly cool is that you can adjust the keyboard to fit either of your hands – all you have to do is pull up the feature from the side of your dominant hand. The one-handed keyboard also has designated cut, copy and paste controls that will conveniently show up on the side of your dominant hand. Today’s fun…
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